Supports and aids to assist people when using keyboards include:
There are also computer software programmes which allow the person to use a computer without a keyboard or mouse:
People who experience difficulty typing can also use typing aids which are typically a wand or stick used to strike keys on the keyboard. They are most commonly worn on the head, held in the mouth, strapped to the chin or held in the hand.
The accessibility options on a computer’s control panel make it easier for people with disability to operate a computer without installing special software. The following links will open in a new window: